Lindale Park cleanup

Rachel Denny Clow/Caller-Times Cristina Nolte holds her daughter, Veronica Nolte, 1 ½, as she picks up trash at Lindale Park on Friday. Held by A Clean Generation, the organization hopes to inspire people to get involved in their own neighborhoods.

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Rachel Denny Clow/Caller-Times Cristina Nolte holds up cigarette butts she picked up from the mulch at the playground at Lindale Park on Friday. A park cleanup was held by A Clean Generation, which is an organization that hopes to inspire people to get involved in their own neighborhoods.

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Rachel Denny Clow/Caller-Times Clayton Gotcher, president of A Clean Generation, picks up trash at Lindale Park on Friday. It was the first park cleanup held by A Clean Generation, a group focused on environmental activism. The group plans to hold a park cleanup once week at parks throughout the city. It also holds, or participates in one beach cleanup every week.

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Rachel Denny Clow/Caller-Times Cristina Nolte pulls trash from under bushes at Lindale Park on Friday. A park cleanup was held by A Clean Generation, which is an organization that hopes to inspire people to get involved in their own neighborhoods.

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Rachel Denny Clow/Caller-Times Amy Nickle picks up trash at Lindale Park on Friday morning. It was the first park cleanup held by A Clean Generation, a group focused on environmental activism. The group plans to hold a park cleanup once week at parks throughout the city.